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"The cold and snow can be dangerous in many ways. Slips on the ice are causing everything from minor cuts to collapsed lungs.Winter hit Milwaukee hard Monday with temperatures below zero. People were bundled up and watching out for icy sidewalks.\"Worry like crazy about the ice. I don't come out much in the winter time,\" Francina Price said.VIDEO: Doctors warn of ice dangersIcy conditions have already brought dozens of patients into Milwaukee's busiest emergency room. Doctors and nurses at St. Luke's said they had 10 cases of broken bones Monday.\"Patients not noticing that there's ice outside, slipping on stairs, slipping on driveways, getting out of cars,\" said Dr. Tom Rudek, an emergency room physician.Rudek said the injuries range from minor cuts to head wounds that require hospitalization.Falls on the ice have also left some people with collapsed lungs.Rudek pushes stronger awareness when you're out.\"Most of the patients are coming in, they just don't realize there is ice out there and they just fall,\" Rudek said.Milwaukeeans WISN 12 News reporter Max Seigle talked to said they will keep watching out for the ice because the hospital is the last place they want to be, especially now.\"You'd rather not be dealing with the ER during the holidays,\" Brian Schaning said."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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